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• Yes, the structure is not THAT unique • Rigorous work on the percussions • Entertaining results due to a passionate approach It’s time to head back to the roots and review less-talked-about music, capable to give a spin without too much fuss and stream-hoarding techniques. After receiving this submission from BreakdeX and Syzero titled
The initiating day of the April month is Friday and well.. artists aren’t fooling around. We have names such as Hardwell, Martin Garrix, Kura, and more in this first edition of Weekly Roundup from the second quarter of the year. Hardwell – Into The Unknown (Alternative Perspective) Before you proceed to feel puzzled, don’t. There’s
One done, eleven to go! With January done and the approaching festival season (which hopefully will go according to plans), aliases are equipping their discogs with further explosive tunes. This roundup contains some of them, notably from Chainsmokers, NWYR, Kura and more. Disclosure, Zedd – You’ve Got To Let It Go If You Want To
Trivia of the week – Creamfields, the prestigious British EDM festival, actually gets its name from its promoter Cream, who are originally in nightclub business. The number five has held much significance in history. In music alone, circle of fifths have a great role in making of many a harmonies. Apart from that, there is
This week, we’ve got Steve Aoki wasting another collab, Wildvibes returns to Revealed, Cheyenne Giles & Knock2 put out a killer mashup remix, and Quartzo releases a surprising gem!As always, we’ll be compiling a short recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time to cover during the previous week. We hope you enjoy our
As we’ve settled into 2019 and labels have begun regularly releasing tracks again, we’re greeted by a surprising shift by Doorn Records, a lackluster Generation Hex EP with one exception, and another solid release from DIFFERENT Records. As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time
76\100 “Fuego” is a new banger by KURA and Olly James, two of the most active Revealed producers last year. The long-awaited collaboration doesn’t shine for creativity but still presents itself as an explosive tune, ready to light up clubs and festivals. Why we consider “Fuego” interesting for a review? Its drop is quite particular,
77\100 The Portuguese powerhouse artist Kura has once again come back with another energetic electro house tune to conclude this year, titled “Skank”. After a couple of future bass releases and two notable exotic (Bangalore and Calcutta) big room house productions, “Skank” is set to be released on Revealed again. This would be his 4th
78\100 “Police (You Ain’t Ready)” is a surprising track. I remember listening to a RIP preview of a set and being bored by the first drop… I wasn’t expecting anything special from “Police”. Well, surprise! The second drop is way better, a hard house experiment by Hardwell, fresh and interesting! Plus, the good vocal by Anthony
